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New Orleans Artist Wendall Haynes, with French Quarter artists. ((Beth Fertig/WNYC))
After Hurricane Katrina, WNYC’s own Beth Fertig spent four weeks in Louisiana reporting for NPR member station KRVS in Lafayette. She expected simply to report on Katrina’s aftermath, but ended up covering the second major storm to hit the state, Hurricane Rita.
» Slideshow: Beth Fertig's Louisiana trip
» Slideshow: Beth Fertig's Louisiana trip
Louisiana Dispatch
Beth Fertig, WNYC reporter
- describes her experience at KRVS in Lafayette, Louisiana
- describes her experience at KRVS in Lafayette, Louisiana
Digging Dylan
Oliver Trager, author, Keys to the Rain: The Definitive Bob Dylan Encyclopedia (Billboard Books, 2004)
- on the social roots of Bob Dylan's music
» The official Bob Dylan website
- on the social roots of Bob Dylan's music
» The official Bob Dylan website
The Greenspan Effect
Bill Emmott, editor in chief of The Economist
- on who the Federal Reserve after Greenspan and other economic issues
» The Economist Magazine
- on who the Federal Reserve after Greenspan and other economic issues
» The Economist Magazine
30 Issues in 30 Days: Stem Cells
Rick Cohen, assistant professor at the Coriell Institute for Medical Research and director of the Richard D. Satell Laboratory for Cancer Research
- on stem cell research in New Jersey
» Richard Cohen (Coriell)
» The 30 Issues Main page (WNYC)
- on stem cell research in New Jersey
» Richard Cohen (Coriell)
» The 30 Issues Main page (WNYC)
Photo File: Oliver Traeger
Oliver Traeger, Dylan maniac
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